Our Director Black Bar Stool rental in Chicago pairs a polished silver X-frame with a black upholstered seat, a button-tufted back, and padded arms. The 30-inch seat height suits any 42-inch bar, and black takes the wear of a long event.
| Weight | 34 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 21 × 43 in |
The Director Black Bar Stool takes the crossed-frame silhouette of a director chair and builds it out in polished silver with black upholstery: a button-tufted back panel, a padded seat, and padded arms, all carried on an X-frame with a footrest bar across it. It is the most substantial stool we rent and it holds a room accordingly.
Black is the working finish of the pair. It reads sharp against a lit bar, a mirrored bar, or a branded counter without competing for attention, and it takes the wear of a long event or a multi-day show better than white does. When the Director is going into high-traffic bar service rather than a photo-forward lounge, this is the one to order.
The arms and the 23-inch seat depth are what set it apart from our Payton, Ashton, and Equino stools, which are armless and built for leaning in briefly. The Director is closer to a lounge chair raised to bar height, and its seat sits at 30 inches so it still pulls up to any of our 42-inch bars. We deliver, set, and strike throughout Chicago and the suburbs, including Moonlight Studios, the Godfrey Hotel, downtown venues, and corporate campuses across Chicagoland.
Dimensions: 21″ L x 23″ D x 43″ H
Yes, padded arms on both sides, together with a button-tufted back panel. That combination is what separates the Director from a perching stool: a guest can sit back into it and stay comfortable through a long conversation.
Anywhere guests stay seated rather than pass through. VIP and sponsor lounges, executive hospitality suites, green rooms, and interview or podcast setups are the usual placements, along with a feature bar where the seating is meant to be part of the design.
Three, comfortably. Each stool is 21 inches wide and the arms need clearance on either side, so a 96-inch bar takes three without crowding. Our armless stools fit more in the same run if capacity matters more than comfort.
Yes. The seat sits at 30 inches, which is the standard pairing for a 42-inch bar and leaves comfortable legroom. Every bar and bar table we rent stands at 42 inches.
